Georgia Aspinall is a Features Editor for Grazia UK, with her work also appearing in Mother&Baby. She covers a wide range of topics including entertainment, lifestyle, and social issues. Georgia's writing often explores the intersection of pop culture and feminism, with a focus on empowering and inclusive narratives.
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Georgia Aspinall's articles predominantly focus on entertainment news and house & home content. She also frequently covers evolving stories, opinion editorials, and expert commentary. If you're looking to reach out to her, consider pitching evolving stories related to celebrity news or reality TV, as well as providing thoughtful opinion pieces or expert commentary in the areas of feminism, social media backlash, or mental health within the context of entertainment.
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The singer has reportedly died after falling from a hotel balcony.
There is now intense search online for the pictures and for the 911 call hotel staff made in the moments before his death.
By: Georgia Aspinall
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The singer talks to Grazia about making a statement on the music industry and why the stigma around sex work needs to end. Read more on Grazia.
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